In The Media

In this episode of the podcast, Flores shared his views on the challenges of being a college president right now.

LaNitra M. Berger, Department of History and Art History, discusses the unique intersection between art history and African American history and describes George Mason’s initiatives to foster an inclusive environment.

Keith Clark, Department of English, will lead a discussion about the film after they are shown to celebrate the 100th anniversary of James Baldwin’s birthday. The Cheuse Center seeks to bring world literature into American narratives and expanding the definition of American literature.

Christie Pichichero's, Department of Modern and Classical Languages, upcoming lecture, "Race and Celebrity in Historical France: Examining the Chevalier de Saint-George," is going to explore race and celebrity in the eighteenth century.

Dr. Manski writes that social science research shows, "The mobilized tend to stay mobilized, they tend to mobilize others, and their actions may reframe what the elections are about. Indeed, longstanding research shows us that the kind of alienation expressed in protest more often leads not to disengagement, but to greater immediate and long-term political involvement."

Do African women see themselves as beautiful?